Snow White is manipulative and smart . I mean seriously during whistle while you work she basally forced the forest animals to clean the cottage and all she did was sweep the floor.

I find Merida to be absolutely gorgeous, and she might even be my prettiest DP. Also, Anna is my favorite while Elsa is almost my least favorite. Not that unpopular, but unpopular enough that I can put it here. *hides behind Elinor and Marshmallow*

Jasmine is my last on my prettiest DP list.

I think Snow White's Prince and Charming are very handsome. In fact they may be my top 2 most handsome princes.

Frozen gets praised A LOT for taking risks, making changes, and being divisive. To be honest, I don't think it does. I think it's a very SAFE movie, made of only what is popular and proven successful. CGI is in right now? Make it CGI. Tangled is popular? Take all the designs and character archetypes from Tangled and move them to Frozen (Rapunzel -> Anna, Flynn -> Kristoff, Maximus -> Hans' horse and Sven, Corona -> Arendelle, etc.) People like the recent focus on familial female relationships, like Rapunzel/Gothel and Merida/Elinor? We'll zoom in on Anna/Elsa. Brave was successful despite the princess not finding romance? We'll let one of the heroines not find romance. (In fact, it's the best of both worlds. One princess falls in love while the other doesn't, so both romance lovers and "princesses don't need romantic love to be complete" advocates can be happy.) Kids love goofy sidekicks? Give 'em a singing snowman! (And a doofy reindeer.)

Honestly, I think the movie's biggest "risk" was Olaf, who looked like he was going to be the most hated character in the movie, but who thankfully was likable enough that crowds of people didn't gather their torches to melt a snowman.

While the movie does subvert some established Disney tropes like "love at first sight" turning out to be a sham and the "act of true love" that saves the day turning out to be sisterly love... I still think these "clever twists" are not huge risks. They made them because they knew people would most certainly respond well to them, as they have toward recent movies. Everyone's been complaining about "love at first sight" since The Little Mermaid and requesting more attention to non-romantic love at least since Tangled.

It's just a safe movie. It doesn't do anything that might upset audiences enough to sacrifice ticket sales. (Like, say, The Princess and the Frog. First hand-drawn film in years, first African American princess, first death of a goofy animal sidekick, etc.) I just don't think it deserves to be praised as a "risk-taker" or a "divisive" movie.

Is it wrong if I like Kristoff's singing voice more than Hans's? Granted, I like Hans more in terms of their character in the movie, (not exactly a big fan of Kristoff, but I still respect him) but after listening to the Reindeer Are Better Than People song, I loved how smooth it sounded. Not just liked, LOVED.

Most of my friends just laugh and brush it off whenever I ask like it's a joke, but I'm actually really curious.

Why does everyone keep talking about wanting a gay princess? To me, it just doesn't sound right. Personally, I don't think there should BE a gay princess. No offense to the people who want one, but that just wouldn't sit well with me.

I really, really don't like Tangled. I felt like the characters were weak (I liked them, but they were weak characters), the songs aren't that good in my opinion (I only like three: Healing Incantation, Mother Knows Best reprise and I See the Light). And the plot felt weak. The entire thing with the thugs was cheesy and got boring after they reused the joke ten million times. And I hated Maximus, he was so bland.

Ever since Rapunzel made that cameo in Frozen, alot of fans have assumed/wondered if she and Anna and Elsa are cousins. They've even wanted a crossover story! I just don't get that. Just because one DP appears in another DP film doesn't mean they have to make speculations that they're related. IMO, I think the animators just did that on purpose. (NOTE: I'm sorry if I offended some of you.)

This is my opinion so... I know people like Snow White because she's nice, but for what other reason? I never found her an appealing character, nor do I understand why do people like her so much. Yes she's nice, but there are many other heroines/characters/princesses that are nice + strong + bold + smart and so may other things. A character being nice alone doesn't make her too appealing to me.

I find Pocahontas and Aurora to be almost clones of one another, but I'm pretty sure I'm the only one that sees it. I think that Merida's dress is my favorite out of all the DP dresses.

Nowadays, I feel like the only person who doesn't see Tiana as gorgeous, I think she ranks 11th on my prettiest list. I would have preferred if they had kept her original everything. In her concept art, her hair looked so beautiful, more so than Merida's IMO. I also wish Rapunzel and Belle had curly hair. Idk why most of the Princesses have straight hair when some obviously look better with curly. Anyway, Tiana looks so uniquely gorgeous with strong features in her concept art, I really wish they had kept her that way.

I think Elsa is boring. Besides "Let it Go" and the ending scene, she just bores me. /:

I've never liked Aurora's pink/blue dress or Ariel's pink dress. They just look dated and are just kind of plain in my opinion, especially Ariel's. It looks like a generic princess dress and has ugly eighties sleeves and Aurora's just looks kind of weird, I much prefer her peasant dress. I also prefer Mulan's matchmaker dress to the one she was usually marketed in.

I prefer CGI animation to hand-drawn animation

This club has really changed my views on the DPs. Sometimes, it seems like it's for the better, but at other times, it feels unnecessary. Like with Elsa. I understand most people see her as just a plot device. I even think that about her. But, I still have her higher than Anna on my list, due to me sort of disliking Anna's character. (Yes, I get it. She's outspoken, witty, and Kristen Bell did a great job voicing her, but I personally find her reckless and too naive most of the time.) I also hate it when people just outright bash at a certain character in general. I mean, yes, she may not be as complex of a character as everyone had said she was, her overratedness is mainly due to her one full solo song, and again, she was merely a plot device, but it all fairness, none of these characters are flawless, as much we'd like to believe it.

Oh, and can I make another confession:

I'm tired of seeing JELSA (Jack Frost x Elsa) everywhere. I don't even know when that started and frankly, I really wish it would stop.

I think Ariel has the worst hair color out of all the DPs, I love her, but she burns my yes out sometimes. Also I think that Jasmine isn't really sticking up for herself as she is spoiled, she has been so pampered all her life, but she still wants more. I tend to think people praise Jasmine for a quality most princesses have except Jasmine is just a tad more rude. I love Jasmine still though.

I strongly dislike Flounder and Pascal. They are both annoying

How many of y'all think there should be a live-action princess? I know there's Giselle, but she's unofficial. AND, partially traditionally animated. What I'm trying to say is, how would y'all feel if we got an official live-action princess? I think it'd be awesome!

I think the old love-at-first-sight couples (including Ariel here) have far more chemistry in their shorter time together than any of the modern couples do. Also, how does Disney expect us to think true love is moronic and never happens yet the 'opposites attract' couples that have little to nothing in common each other are somehow more realistic?

I HAVE to get this out. Ever since we heard Anna and Elsa might be joining the line-up, I feel like Merida isn't getting alot of the love she used to have. About every time I come on here, all I see are image spams of Anna and Elsa. I really miss the the image spams of Merida! I know some of y'all are excited about Anna and Elsa possibly joining the line-up, but I miss the love Merida used to get. How many of y'all agree with me?

Aurora's voice is my favorite singing DP voice. I love so much hearing it, it's so beautiful and melodic, I LOVE it. I really don't see how it doesn't fit her age.

I find Mulan less brave than Belle

In think Elsa is very homely and maybe even a bit ugly. I think Anna (though I dislike her) STUNNING and far prettier than Elsa. In fact Anna, Merida and Jane Porter are some of the most beautiful Disney females ever.

I think that Merida's beauty is highly overrated (she's my least pretty) and that Jasmine is as brave as Merida or Mulan.

I think Jasmine's looks are way overrated. To me her nose is badly drawn, her mouth is too small, and her eyes are too big for her face. Also I don't like her hair style. She's my least pretty DP.

I find Aurora to be my least prettiest in terms of looks.
It's not that I don't find her pretty, I just find her very plain.
And I don't find her chin or her bangs that appealing to me.
The only time I ever find her pretty is if she's at a certain angle.

I find Mulan's looks are a little bit overrated. She has a lovely natural beauty, but other than that I find her very plain and I'm not a big fan of her eyes, her nose or her lips. I do believe she's very beautiful, but I don't understand all the fuss about her looks.

as a skinny girl I find it horrendously offensive to call the DPs "too skinny" and anorexic. for one thing, anorexia is a MENTAL DISORDER, not a dress size, so you can't just tell by looking at someone, and that's pretty mean to say to someone anyway. I think they all look fine, even though Jasmine and Ariel admittedly are cartoonish, but it works in their movies. I'm tired of all the skinny-shaming and I think all the girls look healthy and just fine.

I think that Jasmine's character is a bit overdone and typical, I still love Jasmine it's just her main personality and drive in her movie is very predictable.

I think Hans could have been the most interesting prince we have ever seen from Disney even more intriguing than the beast. Who could have even attempted to kill Elsa in a misguided attempt to save Anna. But instead he is stereotypically turned into a villain and Anna never even has to make a choice.

I wish they marketed Rapunzel with her short hair more. I have no problem with them marketing her with her long hair, but at the same time, I've gotten pretty tired of it. If they marketed her with her short hair more, that wouldn't make Snow White stand out too much. Besides, I just wish Disney would be different every once in a while.

Traditional animation beats computer animation in almost everything for me, although I think the CGI Princes are generally more handsome than the hand-drawn Princes. I think Flynn, Hans and Kristoff are really good looking.

Idk if a lot of people can relate to this but Belle is arguably considered the prettiest DP name. Coming from a francophone like myself, it's kind of just a pretentious name lol. The exact translation is "beautiful" and not "beauty". Would you guys find the name "Beautiful" all that beautiful?

They need to make a princess whose already married during her film. It'd be pretty interesting to see a princess at the beginning of her film whose already married. And at the end of her film, she STAYS married.

I think the Beast has the best voice, especially as the beast. His human voice is really nice too. I don't think people give it enough credit, just because he doesn't sing a full song like the other princes.

Tangled is my least favorite DP movie. To me it's very unoriginal and has little to no character devolpment. Also the romance is very rushed, and I'm not fond of the character of Flynn. It's honestly one of the worst Disney movies IMO. No offense to anyone who likes it.

Is it normal to find the Princesses almost all equally beautiful? I think they are too gorgeous to rank if that makes any sense. That's why I don't really have a list, I just know that I think Elsa is flawless. Which seems to be becoming an unpopular opinion as of lately.

They say Merida's eyes are blue. Honestly, I think they're more turquoise than anything!

It kind of annoys me that Disney keeps Eilonwy out of the franchise for the same reasons they excuse in Merida's case. I DO get why they keep Eilonwy out (almost nobody, let alone a little kid who was never brought up watching her movie, knows about TBC for one) but why make Merida the exception and none of the other Heroines? Eilonwy at least qualifies in that she has a love interest, has marketable looks (pastel dress and long blonde hair), and is a bonefide royal. for that matter, why keep Mulan and Poca in while never marketing them because they aren't popular with kids? I think it's a matter of time before those two and Merida get kicked out.

Most people think the "love at first sight" aspect of early princess romances serve as unrealistic examples to children that'll get their hopes up about love, while they praise the "bicker at first then fall in love over a few days" aspect of modern princesses as "more realistic," better relationship models, better prepare kids for what love will have in store for them, etc. I disagree.

The modern princesses often meet men they have little in common with, they pretty much can't stand each other, they bicker all the time, the "prince" doesn't respect her, etc. (Naveen/Tiana, Flynn/Rapunzel, Kristoff/Anna, etc.) Then something happens and the two easily find common ground, the man magically realizes he loves and wants to be a better person for the girl, he easily and effortlessly changes his jerkass ways for her (Naveen, Eugene, Kristoff), then they magically stop fighting and become a perfect couple for the rest of the movie, with little to no effort or compromise on either's part.

I've known SO MANY couples my whole life who fight all the time, who instead of getting therapy or have long hard conversations about their relationship, just keep hoping that they'll magically stop fighting, their partner will magically stop sniping at them, and their relationship will fix itself and become happy and loving again. I feel these Disney movies are the UR example of feeding that false hope; that they play out in ways that people HOPE their unhappy relationship will turn out, or how girls who develop crushes or enter relationships with jerkass guys HOPE they'll turn out with the Power of Love.

I feel like this sets an even WORSE example to little kids. At least with the older princess romances, the princes are kind, generous, and the couple enjoy being around each other. The modern ones seem to teach that if you meet a guy who constantly makes sarcastic digs at you and/or doesn't value the things you value (Robert to Giselle's fairy tale dreams, Naveen to Tiana's hard work, Flynn to Rapunzel's dream, etc), one day you'll both magically find common ground and he'll easily become the perfect boyfriend, and you'll live happily ever after.

Also, I really don't like Flynn Rider. I know he's the most popular prince now, but I can't stand his initial personality and don't buy his easy-peasy character development. I've actually met guys who make sarcastic digs at me the way he does to Rapunzel, and it's NOT fun to be on the receiving end. Plus, unlike Disney movies, they don't magically realize they're being jerks or easily, instantly, effortlessly become better people afterwards.

His negative traits just hit way too close to home for me.

Elsa is very underrated on Fanpop. I wish people would stop hating her, then again I can't change their opinions. But I still think she deserves more love.

Y'all know how the DP's have their ages, right? Well, I think some of them are older than they are. I'll give y'all some examples:

I think Belle is...20 (My age).
I think Pocahontas is...22.
I think Mulan is...19.
I think Tiana is...21 (The same age as Elsa).

So, how many of y'all agree with me?

The idea of more movies like Tangled and Frozen with no 2D animation sickens me to my core. (So dramatic I know) I don't really like Disney, actually. I like their characters though hate the company. *waits for disagreeing people*

I don't think Frozen is as great a sister movie as some people make it out to be. I still liked it but the problems that arose between the 2 characters were never fully explored nor fully resolved. It was just "Love is the answer!" without questioning what love really is and how it saves Elsa. I think Lilo and Stitch is a much better Disney sister film.

I support "Keeping Merida Brave" because NOT EVERY GIRL is interested in pretty pink sparkles, makeup, dresses, fashion, romance, and conventional feminine beauty. Some girls are interested in sports, fighting, riding, archery, action, and adventure. And they deserve to be reached out to and recognized as much as those that like sparkles. They deserve to have at least one heroine to represent them who is just as publicly revered and recognized as the girls who already have at least 10 highly touted and flaunted sparkly dress-wearing Disney Princesses. (The Jury's still out on Mulan and Pocahontas.)

I know I'm going to get a lot of hate for this,but I wish Frozen kept the original draft.It would've been so much better than what we got.

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Sometimes I feel like a loner...